If your graphics driver is functioning normally, as you expect it should, and you are having problems with your lock screen, than you should focus your attention on the lock screen.
There are apps for configuring your lock screens behavior. On xfce the login/lock screen is dealt with via lightlocker, so look into the apps for configuring lightlocker and see if they help fix your problem.
If you can't fix your problem, after searching and trying ways to configure lightlockers behavior, you
can try to ask for help again, and report the changes you have made, what you tried, why you tried it,
you might also report some basic details, in a simple fashion about your overall system. What kind of computer? Desktop, laptop? Special monitor? You say you have...Bookworm (xfce)
but...
how did you install your graphics drivers?
how did you perform updates?
what kind of computer do you have?
any other important information related to your problem you can think of?
what's your specific problem? (lightlocker?)
There are apps for configuring your lock screens behavior. On xfce the login/lock screen is dealt with via lightlocker, so look into the apps for configuring lightlocker and see if they help fix your problem.
If you can't fix your problem, after searching and trying ways to configure lightlockers behavior, you
can try to ask for help again, and report the changes you have made, what you tried, why you tried it,
you might also report some basic details, in a simple fashion about your overall system. What kind of computer? Desktop, laptop? Special monitor? You say you have...Bookworm (xfce)
but...
how did you install your graphics drivers?
how did you perform updates?
what kind of computer do you have?
any other important information related to your problem you can think of?
what's your specific problem? (lightlocker?)
Statistics: Posted by Linuxgaming1824 — 2024-04-17 22:02